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RESECTOSCOPE

Known as: resectoscopes 
A thin, tube-like instrument used to remove tissue from inside the body. A resectoscope has a light and lens for viewing. It also has a tool to… 
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CYSTOURETHROSCOPECystoscopesELECTROSURGICAL DEVICEPANENDOSCOPE (URETHROSCOPE)

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Endoscopes

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2009
2009
Primary ablation of posterior urethral valves in low birth weight neonates by a visually guided fogarty embolectomy catheter.
Review
2007
Review
2007
Anterior urethral valves: an uncommon cause of obstructive uropathy in children.
1999
1999
Hysteroscopic myometrial biopsy in unexplained abnormal uterine bleeding.
1998
1998
Hysteroscopic endometrial ablation without endometrial preparation
1996
1996
Virtual Reality Hysteroscopy
1995
1995
Endometrial ablation using a distensible multielectrode balloon.
1990
1990
Depth of endometrial coagulation with the urologic resectoscope.
: There is growing interest in using the urologic resectoscope for endometrial ablation, but the actual depth of tissue… 
1987
1987
Three-contrasts method: an ultrasound technique for monitoring transcervical operations.
1979
1979
A method of arthroscopic surgery. Clinical evaluation of synovectomy with the electric resectoscope and removal of loose bodies in the knee joint.
The structure and function of the electric resectoscope have been discussed and the application to synovectomy and removal of… 
1975
1975
Complete external sphincterotomy: correlation between endoscopic observation and the anatomic sphincter.
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